Transcription of 13. CLIMATE CHANGE - Western Cape
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13. CLIMATE CHANGE - Western Cape
13. CLIMATE CHANGE . CLIMATE CHANGE IN THE Western CAPE. The earth s CLIMATE systems have demonstrably changed on both global and regional scales since the pre-industrial era. The 1990 s was the warmest decade in the instrumental record since 1861. There is new and stronger evidence that most warming observed over the last 50 years is attributable to human activities. CLIMATE CHANGE implies that the earth s biophysical and ecological systems are altering. These changes are predicted to manifest as, inter alia, more frequent and severe weather events, increases in temperature in many regions and resulting changes in precipitation patterns.
part of the country by means of a procession of cold fronts, when the westerly waves shift northward. Dry conditions are attributed to variations in the westerly wave and high pressure cells‟ positions annually. Mountain ranges stretching north-south along the west coast and east-west in the south act as orographic barriers.
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